Conference: Generating Energy from Residual Waste
September 15th, 2007 by waster
* Policies * Treatments *Technologies
Thursday 11 October 2007 SAS Radisson Hotel, Dublin
Accessible through a range of treatments and technologies, residual waste – particularly the biodegradable element of it – can be a valuable, low-carbon, energy source.
Accessible through a range of treatments and technologies, residual waste – particularly the biodegradable element of it – can be a valuable, low-carbon, energy source.
This top-level conference considers the energy potential of Ireland’s residual waste – that which is left after reduction, reuse and recycling. It assesses the waste management and energy benefits of a range of technologies – from various forms of thermal treatment, to MBT, AD and autoclaving.
Generating energy from residual waste includes Irish and European speakers on topical issues in areas, such as -
- How will climate change drivers impact on technology selection for managing residual wastes? (Joe Schwager, Managing Director, Juniper)
- Regional waste management plans – resource and energy management aspects (Larry O’Toole, Operations Director, RPS Consulting Engineers)
- The role of incineration in an energy efficient waste management system (John Ahern, Managing Director, Indaver Ireland)
- Life cycle assessment of energy from waste using the Environment Agency’s WRATE model (David Flynn, Senior Scientist, Fehily Timoney & Company)
Be sure you are part of the debate – book your place now at this top conference.
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